In the popular anime and manga series “Attack on Titan,” the titular Titans are giant humanoid creatures that have nearly driven humanity to extinction. One of the most notable Titans in the series is the “Colossal Titan,” which is the first Titan to appear in the story and is responsible for the destruction of the outer wall that protects humanity’s last remaining city.
Falco Grice is a character introduced later in the series, who is a member of the Eldian race, which is descended from the Titans. He is initially introduced as a trainee in the military, but later becomes a Titan shifter himself.
Falco’s Titan form is unique in that it closely resembles the Colossal Titan, with a similarly massive size and proportions. However, Falco’s Titan is not actually given a specific name within the story. In fact, most Titans in the series are not referred to by name, but rather by descriptive titles based on their appearance or abilities.
It is worth noting that the Titans in “Attack on Titan” are generally not seen as individuals, but rather as a collective threat to humanity. While some of the characters in the series are able to transform into Titans themselves, these transformations are usually depicted as traumatic and uncontrollable, and the Titans are generally portrayed as mindless, destructive forces rather than sentient beings with names and personalities.
Falco’s transformation into the Jaw Titan occurs during a battle in which he is gravely injured. In order to save his life, his friend Gabi Braun feeds him a small amount of spinal fluid taken from Porco Galliard’s Titan, which triggers his transformation into the Jaw Titan.
In conclusion, while Falco Grice’s Titan form closely resembles the Colossal Titan, it is not given a specific name within the story, and most Titans in the series are not referred to by name. The Titans are generally portrayed as a collective threat to humanity rather than individuals with names and personalities.